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British Airways strike bites but passengers fly (AFP)

March 20th, 2010

Grounded British Airways aircraft are parked at Heathrow Airport outside London. British Airways cabin crew on Saturday began a three-day strike over pay and conditions which will ground hundreds of flights, but the airline said many of its passengers were able to fly.(AFP/Leon Neal)AFP - British Airways cabin crew entered a second day of strikes Sunday that forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights, but the airline insisted thousands of passengers were still able to travel.


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